ui FINANCIAL EDITION

EJ7i.ijo.
NIGHT
EXTRA
20C
ictienma MIGHT
EXTRA
PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1910. CortmoiiT, 1810, Bt THB 1'cm.io Ledorij CosirANt.
PRICE CXN33 GENT

'EACHMENT fffc GERMANS TAKE JOINT PATROL

QUICK N'E'WS
I STERN'S PLAN
GOVERNOR SUSSEX BLAME;
HONOR PLEDGE
0BREG0N PLAN,
HE TELLS U. S.
GERMANY EXPELS NEWSPAPER ASSAILANT OF (HERAT!
BERLIN, May 10. It is understood hew this afternoon that the
German Government has expelled Edwlu Emerson, an American nex's-pap- er

correspondent, who mote a harsh, aitaclc on Ambassador Gcv

(Sjh't Account for $5000 Berlin Makes Go6d on First Scott Advises Washington
ard in a Berlin newspaper.
IK .. rt 1. Dnm'naa. Promise in'Note Accept-
MO UfieCK, AC11W-- V.
Carranaz Leader Pro- WIMBORNE RESIGNS AS LORt) LIEUTENANT OF IRELAND
IjIcNIchol Man bays ing U. S. Demands poses Method to Keep B,aron "Wimboraehas resigned" as Lord hfou-tenp-
LONDON, May 10.
of Ireland. It was officially Announced today. BasA-esigqiatio-

Order
JSh FACTIONS STIRRED lllk f '
ML I ADMITS GUILT FORMALLY
WORD REDUCES TENSION
was the result of tiie Irish uprising:.

PIMLICO RACING RESULTS

hibaugh Involved Understood Comm u n i c a t i o n First race, 412 furlongs Tcllbw Sally, 103, He- -
in New Check scanctai Speaks of Reparation and Pen-- , No Move Yet Made to
atec, $2.80, $3.60 and $2.50, won) Aiinee T., 10b, Scauttinscr, $3.80,
j

alty for Submarine Captain Halt ,

$3.-10- seooncl: Kentucky Boy 107, Tarr'lngjoa $4.60, third. Time, 00 ZAi

'""
- Mc- - Movement of Troops to
Um Stern. Penrose Ml
Hichol. Sttc' t AMSTERDAM, May 10. "The Gcr-- I
A.s a

MISS GRACE PHELPS

mmv , , J vmMJ
Boundary
jrSrunbaiigh received ,$5000 cam-15- ?
man Government has accented the Young Philadelphia writer, who
rift from Louis J. Kolb, EL PASO, Tex.. May 10. General
SRh he failed to Include .n
account, as "quired by
ex- -
iwoJ. ..,.iL.:,!.i.;i,Lzlii;d evidence furnished by the United
States as to a submarine attack on
was run down and perhaps
mortally injured by.n motorcar Scott has submitted to Washington
Jffiumtaugh spent money for per- -
"BLATHERSKITE." SAYS VARE yesterday in New York, where General Obregon's suggested plan for
This is Jsadore Stern, who threat- the steamship Sussex, acknowledged she is a member of the staff of

r:
ens to ask for impeachment of its responsibility, punished the the New York American. She a border patrol, the

rS? jomnndg
trnmbauBh call Legislature to
new $5000 check charge
that:
Governor Brumbauch because of
alleged $5000 gift from Louis J.
Kolb, which he charges the Gov-
ernor failed to account for.
commander for violating in-
structions and offered full indemnity
for injured Americans," says a dis-
formerly did nowapnper work in
this city, where she is widely
known.
'
ri:T:;. .;
admitted today
Scott ,!,! a repl from
ir '
nshinB-- ,
78.00 German troops-killed;-
LONDON,, May ,10. Moro than 700,000 Gorman soldiers have been killed to
da to and l;"l,310' wbunuod, according to'a' press bureau announcement today
.
British estimate
patch received from Berlin today. upon official German casualty lists.' ThV prisoner and missing number
per with $1000 Oliver contri- - Nu-e-

W j..!- - flint.; 'MOVIES' ALL OVER CITY

The message adds that the confes-
sion of the German Government was
POPE AND SPAIN'S ton would not he necessary before
today's conference, at which, it is
334,892.

(Failure of Governor to act will handed to Ambassador Gerard on hoped, negotiations may be concluded LONDON, May 10. The totnl British casualties, In April' were 91,162, it was
i'confession
,.- - t
of cunt.
demand investigation in
lo1nfnrn.
TO SHOW GREAT NEED Monday afternoon.
The offet of indemnity is afso ex-
KING BELIEVED IN so far as border officials are con- -
corned.
annount,("' tay. '
I
Iprtrosc-McNich- men will force OF VOTING FOR LOANS tended to other neutral governments, PEACE MOVEMENT Scott was uncertain whether today's SENATE COMMITTEE TO REOPEN BRANDEIS HEARINGS
tfjeachment proceedings .should meeting would end the conference, but j "WASHINGTON, May 10. The Sonatu Judiciary Committee today decided
including Spain, Switzerland and
triunce war hi.. decidedly optimistic over the outlook to reopen hearings on 'the nomination of Louis D. Rraiulels
KrumoauK" bj Advantages of Improvements Greece, whose subjects were wounded for Supremo Court
Kolb."
"See
say 3J
Kolb Will Be Illustrated for Benefit
as a result of the steamship's belnjr
torpedoed, the dispatch adds.
Foreign Embassies at both he and General Funston were
for a peaceful conclusion.
Justice. The healings will He resumed Kridny morning !) : subcommittee.

it fn. to tret mixed up in any Washington Hear Alfonso 200,000 WAR DECORATIONS
not come
1ch mess as this. I amravings of Taxpayers and All The Mexican situation was con- WON BY FRENCH
to reply to the insane
of
Others Germany
' WASHINGTON", May 10.
has made good on the first
Will Suggest Armistice siderably clarified today by General PARIS, May 10. Neaily '200,000 decorations have 'been distributed to
troops since the outbreak of. tho war. These Include 1G0D 'crosses French
promise In her nole accepting America's Scott's report to Washington of a bor- of tlie'Liegion
muI have absolute confidence in position In the submarine Issue. of Honor, 15,000 military medals and more than 100.000 vnr crosses. .
Gnemor Brumbauch.
He is a PLEA FOR RAPID TRANSIT WHITE HOUSE SILENT der patrol system proposed by
and has never abused The State Department today received
He never misused word from Ambassador Gernrd, nt Berlin, SCHOOL FOR
although that Proprietors of Amusement Places that Oermany's formal acceptanco of re- The ordering of State militia
and
CRIPPLES-ASSAILE- AS'.UNFIT. '
Kent of my money, sponsibility for the nttack on the Channel WASHINGTON. May 10. A petition
more infantry to the border is said to condemning conditions nt the Newton Annex,
foot Wing that ho ever had any Agree to Use Films to Aid liner Sussex Is en route to Washington Officialdom was keenly Interested today c'',',le' subnormal, delinquent and truant children at
n sncnlnl snbnnl for
tflt" Municipal Project from Ilerlln. It Is expected to reach the In a roundliiR up of numerous and various hav Jobcred up Obrecon on his de- - 36th and Ludlow streets,
m Senator Varo savs: State Department late' today or tomorrow. uns sent to the Hoard of Riinp.ntfniT fr.i!.- - i,,. the i,,..i of ,,i..i. ...... tho ..-- .i.

reports of fresh efforts that nro said to munds. The Var Minister insisted
i

fSSteraJB a blatherskite
EFrom the Century Dictionary:
ni.twskite. 1. One who talks
way; a
fjtonjense in a blustering
fewer. Hence. 2. A
fellow; a "beat."
ifRSi threats made by Isndore Stern,im-- a
ffitoWe-McNIch- attorney, to start
M&bmBt proceedings ngalnst Governor
The city Administration's fight for the
loan bills is being carried Into the motlon-pictur- o
theatres, where a direct appeal
K
will he presented to 300,000 voters.
Slides, grnphlcally showing the need of
better transit facilities, additional play-
grounds, the nrt museum, waterfront de-
t velopment, new bridges and payment of
Ambassador Gerard's cable contained si
brief outline of the German note. It in
understood that Germany In accepting
responsibility makes It clear that she will
make full settlement,- - for the American
claims of Indemnity.
However, the State Department was
silent whether the communication would
contain anything but acceptance of re
sponsibility for the attack. It was learned
later that If the present message does not
Ward. The petition, stating: that the 'school is unhealthfijl. insanitary" ami n.
be under way to brliiR about peace In on a time limit being set for the
menace to the health of the crippled and delicate children asks for a new building
Europe. United States troops to stav in Mex- In a better location or extensive repairs.
Diplomatic circles believe that an effort ico and that privilege to send Mexi-
Is belnR made by both Pope Benedict and can forces into the United States be
U. S. STEEL GETS BIG RAIL ORDER; PROSPEROUS
King Alponso of Spain to bring the war- granted.
ring nations together. Vhe American troopers were shifted NEW YORK, May 10. Orders for steel raiis for delivery after May 1..1917,
Confidential reports reaching certain of amounting to about 11,000 tons, have been taken by the subsidiary companies of
the embassies here say that the Spanish along the frontier and more sent into the United States S.teel Corporation this week. It is .'o'fliWlly Wtdtdd ihat the
King In expected very soon to suggest Mexico, prepared- for any emergency. -

f'iBnlmWgh" should thoGovernor decline

Injured city employes, all dependent op contain assurances of reparation and am- an armistice, during shlch the Powers Funston and business of the corporation Is continuing fairly good."; Operatfons' atV. virtua'liy
1Kj it ... t Vila mita OPCnrri the loan bills, nre being assembled today ple punishment of the 'submarine com- can send representatives to a conference Pershine are in constant at capacity and orders are coming Jn at a satisfactory rate.
KIW .thtn. nl1Afritlnna mm A hv Stem by Director of Public Works Dalesman for mander, another. Including such infoima-tio- n,
for discussing peace terms. Generally, communication.
will bo dispatched to Secretary Lans- diplomats here consider the present time
distribution tomorrow morning to 110 ing. unpropltlous for any decisive action, TURKS PREPARE FOR OFFENSIVE ,CN GREAT SCAI.E
' m
AIM' ft 15000 from Louis J. Kolb that Photoplay houses throughout the city, EMBASSY PLEDGES REPARATION". boUefi UtaUakiew"..ffiu,. ,S(JTT AND OMlEGQX.Afi.UEE,
fm. aroused both Scores of policemen will' carry the' elides Is f$i)mM$pithWlh'a'..hc" AjiglqV "AMSTERDAM, Muy 10. A dispatch "'fro.- - Be'rl'ih vqUoteV Hu'kkf Pasha,
Qf-'k- ., .nniinrMl
organization to the thentres which have signified their At the German Embassy It was safd ' forces on
'tna "Western
X? SAYS MEXICAN OFFICIAL
Turkish Ambassador to Germany, as stating that the "recent fighting in the S,uea
of the Republican that full disavowal, ample reparation and
Kren'ch-.tufcsla-
n
wll Insness-tff-n- ld' the municipality In front. Canal region Is only a preiude to other attacks, on a'grand scale, which will-b-
Ilintlta satisfactory punishment of the submarine MKXICO CITV. vvla Galveston. Tex,.
pat on the statements 1 mada "'""ii'b ii eawe main tiernm tin. ntihtt.. commander would bo given the United All Informatlbn regarding any messages May made by the Ottoman troops when necessary preparations have been made.
The benefits to each partlfcular locality which may hajie been exchanged between 10. The newspaper Kl P.ueblo today
They' nre plain and I have States, when It became knqwn there that publishes the following statement from tlv
IMtalty for every assertion or charge "the bills
;. "muusii me voters- rntincatlons of
will bees thrown on the screen. Ambassador Gerard had received Ger- the Vatican and President Wilson Is with-
Kven the text of the com- Minister of Forejgn Affairs:
.'(lwntain. I have nothing to say many's admission of guilt In the Sussex held here.
"The conferences between Gencinl Obre-go- n TEUTONS' FOES DEFIED NOW AND AFTER VAR
teiyYit present as to my courso of Hfteen dlfferenr-'slld- will be used, at case. j munication left for the President last
tmkxk I believe In giving the public nil least half a dozen at each performance.
The campaign will begin tomorrow and Tho pledge lit the last German note Saturday w
the apostolic delegate, the
Most iiev noun uonzano, is wunneiu u
and General Scott have ended
The forces of both countries
sntli-factorll-
BERLIN, May 10. Duke Ernst Ouenther. of Schleswig-Holsteln- , president
H(iaforoiat!on In "my power, but Just continue until the eve of the primary elec- makes It there will be no will in the future avoid such raids as oil of the Society, speaking at a banquet to, members of the Bui.
Is understood, however, that President
German-Hiilgnrla- n
jifldo not think it proper to talk on ray tion on May 16.
hesitation by Germany In disavowing the
Wilson is convinced that any tender of Columbus. The conference will be resumed garian Sobranje, who are visiting in Berlin, said:. "If nil nations will participate
act. It was said, and although no oincla!
PJhtairas Stern's reply to questions
All the city departments In could forecast what punishment would be mediation at the present time would be only to settle minor details of the with equally in the liberty of the to their merits and evolutionary fYu'ce.
enlightenment on his accusa furnishing slides, which nro Illustrations given the commander, tho opinion was ex- mlsundei stood and that he has virtually drawal of American fmces from .Mexico." then tho wounds Inflicted by this war will heal very, rapidly. Our enemies in-
nhd texts showing the municipal under- decided that there Is nothing he can do It Is understood that the agreement
nt, ot.uavernor uruinoaugn. takings which would be made possi' le pressed It would not be "too lenient."
Discipline In the German navy for viola- at the present moment In the interest of j liuallv made between the Mexican nml tended to crush us by quantity and destroy our economic power by accumulating '
DES INFORMANT'S IDENTITY. with the money provided for in the bills. tion of Instructions ns Important as those peace. . American Governments wll provide for sea foices, but they, forget that not numbers but the qualities 'of inner cohesion
Stern's nosltlon nR a member of the The illustrated slides Include an elevated Involved In submarine warfnre. Is very The last word which tho President re the withdrawal of American troops from
constitute tho decisive factor." . '
K
structure, from the Department City ceived dealing with the nttttude of the Mexican territory I'lovlslon will be made
uMrujure from the 3d district and his
jwlnence therein as the floor leader of Transit : the city wharf at Christian ofstreet, strict. It was explained. Entente Allies was that brought by Am- for a Joint patrol of the bolder to prevent
fences made him from the Department of Wharves, T)ocks OFFICIALDOM RELIEVED. bassador Thomas Nelson I'age, A'ho told further raids upon American tonus and
J4JPnrase-McNlcli-
morning. and Ferries; g
grade-crossin-
dangers and Acceptance by Germany of responsibil- the President that he did not believe they ranches Carrauzlsta and Ameilcan POLICEMAN SAVES SICK WOMAN FROM FLAMES
the need for fire apparatus, from ity for the attack on the Sussex has would consider any proposition to end will be stationed alternately
partments "of Public Works and ofthe Mrs. Edward Hagan, ill in bed, wuh re&cued in an unconscious condition
gmttousTthls went over the"copy of his De-
sent out in advance by. the Public greatly pleased Administration officials the war until after they had pushed to along the international boundary line, anil
Wnjlppla Republican Leaguo, and verl-jrfP- Safety ; the proposed Art Museum, and completion certain movements now being early this nioinlng troin the second tloor of 'her burning home, 2620 Colllna
it
charges It' made against the, Gov-- . other permanent Improvements. Conllnurd on Page Flic, Column One planned. ('luttmiril on Puce Klitlit, Column One street. Policeman Edwaid Reck, of the Trenton avenue and Dauphin street
JM,Iawyer and member of the Legls-JJftnc-
"By utilizing the movlmr-nictur- e
ntres we nope to reach 300,000 Philadel- th. station house, wnjj the .rescuer. Ho fought his wny through smoke and flames
to reach the sick woman. Hecuriied her to the btreot where she was revived by
you owe It to
4o you not think phia voters," Director Datesman said.
"The theatre proprietors are Interested In BOY RUN DOWN BY CAR NAVY LEADER OPPOSED ORDERED TO NEW POST, Distilct Surgeon Slunainon.
'
labile to mako known the source of
jNflJnformatlon that the Governor" hart our cause and willing to help." Tho fire, which stinted In tho wn.ste mill of FrederlchAVhitnkor, 2615-17- " Col-
ertfa to' his own uss-- n
check Intended NOT EVEN SCRATCHED 1700-FOO- T
DOCK; DIDN'T MEDIA MAN ENDS LIFE lins street, swept through- causing a loss estimated at ?10,ooo.
ftMWUialgn donation?" he was asked. BEAUTIES 'BUTT IN' ON WILSON; Thence they spread to 'the Hagan home, which was slightly damaged.
SgftfyBay 'ask whatever questions you
APOLOGIZE AND HE LAUGHS WANT TO CUT ISLAND Social Leader, Hvil Engineer,
Rushed to Operating Table TURKS REPORTED PLANNING NEW DRIVE ON EGYPT
Pgittlme, I do not care to discuss
Three Girls Enter VrongDoor After Where He Insists He Needs Transferred by Ilailroad, Ends BERLIN, Maj- - 10. Preparations 'for another, advanpe on Egypt aro being
ft further." Viewing Cabinet Room Rear Admir.il Harris Feared Grief With Gun . made by the Turks, the Oveisens Nows.Agency reports. "'The construction of a
KHTOou make Hnown the Identity of No Attention .

JlBfprmants?" WASHINGTON". May 10. Three pretty Western Part of Yard Would rati loud through the desert Is being advanced rapidly, accdrdlfig 'to Constantinople
gMnot. Understand me. I could girls startled President Wilson out of his
A boy lay under n trolley Be Restricted for Future MEniA. May 10. R. Mervin Lewis, a dispatches," bays tlm agercy. "In view of their' de'feut at Quatia and the pos
Pwwwn the source of my informa- - chair this 'morning when they burst Into Civil engineer on the Philadelphia. Balti- sibillty of another s'urprls-- nttnok, tho British ai;e conducting aeroplane raids
SiPVJ Tm not- - J have ample and the executive office, unannounced, during a car for nearly half an hour today, clutch- Use more and Washington Railway, committed constantly nlong tho front east of 'the canal, with tho intention of destroying the
IJIMWhorlty for every statement I conference between the President, Senator ing a cent In his hand, while the crew and suicide by shooting this morninr at the
I will not weal at this Kern and Representative Kline, of Indiana, , railroad.' Tho native tribes have impressed by the recent British
.'.,..
been-deeply
PJJMt.Tilght,
P"? th the identity of my The girls had been looking at the excited passengers jacKea up me hik wi, home nf Horace R Manley, where he had
failure."
informants TO HAVE 1000-FOO- T BASIN roomed for a year.
SSWure plans." Cabinet room and took the wrong door expecting to And him dead.
Lewis was among those affected when
SOTA013 the member of the Brumbaugh on leaving. When they found themselves The boy, Raymond Gold, of 1833 Shars-woo- d the Media and Maryland divisions of the
Cnr!.Co.mmttea quoted by you as confronting the President their confusion street, received a cent from his . .PLOT TO,, KILL KING OF SWEDEN FOILED,. .
8
The new drydock, which was assured by railroad were merged May 1, and he had
Governor where he could get surpassed even his surprise. To their mother to buy an Ice 'cream cone. He the action of the Committee on Naval Af- been greatly worried because of the change
RfWMter within 15 minutes?" apologies the President laughed and told hadn't gone far when he was struck 10th and STOCKHOLM,' May ,10. Tho Afroiiblndet prints a report bt an unsuccessful
fcUJ'I must remind you that you them to return later when ho wasn't so run down by a southbound car on fairs of the House of Representatives yes- that took him to Wilmington to work. plot by
terday, will be placed In such a position This is believed to have deranged his socialists against tho.llfo of King- Gustav. "Sensational
s -

2f"iiatever questions you busy, street at Oxford, ThtS.car was stopped,

glywnawer them. I am notwish. I
thin- - but the boy could not be found.
at the Philadelphia Navy Yard that It may
be expanded In the future to extend frpm
mind.
Lewis was a member of Christ Epis-
rumors. are .current.", .says the newspaper, "of a plot, by the Young t Socialist-Annrchls-

party ngalnst the-lif- of the King of Sweden in revenge for the con-
OKLAHOMA OFF FOR NEW YORK The boy. on the operating table at the the Delaware River to the back basin. copal Church and a teacher In tljo Sun-
iL', wtnlt t0 Women's College. Hospital, was examined viction of threeSoclallst .leaders of tjia campaigns recently. The
y, ffltJ?.tni1
this is
anything, now.
the time."
SX0L?5ntempIatB any BtePs toward
ea--

Superdreadnought Sails From League by several physicians. They worked so

to say any-
The nproprlatlon of $3,500,000 which will day school. He vins a member of the ex-
be available for the work will not permit clusive Media Club and of the attempt on the King's
"Co-Xl- e.
s planned to be made at tho horjo shew, but the
life-'wa-

fast that the boy was unablesigns the building of a 1700.foot drydock, which dlans," an amateur dramatic club com- conspirators' were foiled by the mobilization of tim entiro detective force and
of the Governor under the
SWJtfor&ctlces act?" Island to Receive Equipment " thing until ho made frantic
wished to speaic.
that he was expected, but will allow a docICpf posed of members of the social set of the placing f'a caulon a&det&'tiyes in plain clothes around JOic King."'- ;
about 1000 feet to be constructed. Media.
" ' i'
4
BRsHi another nuestlon I do not care The new superdTeadnought Oklahoma, "Why are you poking around me so?"
gWW brught now i believe this matter which was placed In commission at the he asked, unscratcbed and unhurt and-
LOCATION RETAINED.
Mnhii. and I have t0 ho knowledge of navy yard a week ago, left tier dock at In the original plans, which called for TWO MASHERS FINED BRITAIN REFUSES COAL TO NEUTRAL SHIPS- - i,
evidence If It Is League Island this afternoon at 3 o'clock still clutching the penny, When the hos-
pital start recovereo, ne waa ni numc. an appropriation of $6,000,000, It was pro- BERLIN, May 10. "Advices from The 'Haguerssays the Overseas News
for New VorW where she will be equipped posed to build the dock so that It would One of Them Clubbed Also for Per Agency, "state that the Dutch steamship Waal, with coal from Cardiff to Birerta,
with her wireless apparatus and receive extend from the river to the pack chan- sistent Efforts to Induce Girls
8l6i tV'.1"" er snoum he the smaller guns her armament specifies. FACTIONS CARRY CONTEST gate would have been provided and on the return voyage with phosphates to Holland, was met; with refusal of
grj "'str'c.1 ,r.
attorney?! The Oklahoma, which hag virtually her
nel. A
for the middle section of the drydock, as to Ride in Their Auto bunker coal on April 27 at Cardiff-unles- sho would iigia,to take, t celsUt for t
i
" FOR" BOARD PLACES TO COUHT
s
HllfiJIVA
mihlt'Z'l aa. r ! to. at full crew and is In command of Captain well as11 foj- each end, virtually forming
-
England and France at Rlzerta. The steamships Helena, 'tyhlcb has
KitS .. . ? i tove told the public Jtoger Welles has received here her com-
after-callin-

two docks of 850 feet each. The location Two men accused of being too persist-
WTiC..-,rrww,- i.
I 8t.an. !at plement of Btores and furnishings. Prom Penrose, Vara and Franklin Party proposed for the larger dock will be re ent in their efforts to pereuade two young been at LasPalmas since May 3,;and .Elizabeth, wfiicn Will'arr.tve''atLas Palrrias '
-
!... - .. made last nlcht New York the new battleship will go to tained for the one to be built, as this women who were on their way home on May 11, both coming' fi'bm Rosurio with grain for "Rolterdam, win 'only ba
IPftVa
:V" pu; l don
.

lnteni Sea, to engage In the first of a series of Partisans Seek Vacancies from a dance shortly after midnight to permitted to take on bunker, coal If they call at 'British ports, tiie advjees add."
lE"?' Questions now."
AjtornCy samuel P, Rotah was tests .that willsuccessfully
which. If she
last six months, after
stands all of The bitterness of the factional fight and
aran?ement will permit further building accompany
along the .same line in event of an addi-
tional appropriation within the next year mobile were fined
them for a ride In an auto,
$10 and costs by Magis.
...
ci
them, she will be Anally accepted by the raging between the Penrose-Mo.Nlch- ol
or two. trate Watson today In the 20th and Beiks CLEVELAND'S DAUGHTER TO TEACH .BLIND SOLDIERS ft1
M wi rawrour, column On Navy Department. gh forces for control of the streets station,
These tests will be ror oil consumption, was brought out to-
state organliatlonRogers After saying that It would cost about One of the men was arrested by a Miss Esther Cleveland, daughter of President CleveUtnity Is- studying1 t'h
$6,000,000 to build a 1700-fo-
-
started hearings drydock,
2 WEATHER speed and the stability and resistance to
superstructure
day, when Judge
on petitions we" ......- - ... the Admiral continues;
ot
policeman, who chased him in a taxicab Biallle system of alphabetical instruction for the bl'lhd Ja'f '
shock of her
firing o( all her batteries.
through the
boards throughout the city. "Furthermore, there are certain dis- ifter hewhohadresisted
attempted to escape. The
at rest, was clubbed Institution for the Instru?tlon
of the Blind; QverUrooic. in ' Pe;rVrat.n, f &
trict disadvantages in the construction of other,
FORECAST Both the McNIchol and Vare sides weren by a policeman and had to have his intended trip- to France to teach the soldiers who have lpst .their sight in the
a drydock entirely across League Island, injuries
&"? iAw. n.
Wiou,,?Ja warmer
"rtvleinttu-V-
with
SURVEYS ENGINEER NAMED represented by attorneys, while the Frank-I-
party, yhlcti has deserted In a body
appointments
to the Vares. also asked forApplicants
as would be Involved in the building of a
1700-fo- drydock. It virtually cuts the
Island In two and restricts the develop-
dressed In a hospital,
was quite nervous vhen she appeared to
war. Miss Maria Osborne, daughter of the president of the American Museum of
MIts Nellie Baxter, of 1206 Green street, Natural HJstory, accompan.es, MUsr Cleveland in her. daily trips from Princeton
' ' , " M
T...r?.
k &iwa becoming south and in.
toninht- - Charles Frommer to Be Principal
sistant at'?4500 a Year
As- on several of the boards.
peared Jn person before Judge Rogers
ap-
ment of the western portion of the. yard testify against the men today, and several ttr
for future naval ut.e. times during the hearing wiped tears
Overbrook. '
.
'
.1.. -f ... I' ,1.1,

W. to demonstrate their fitness for the 46b. It would eventually Involve the from her eyes. When the magistrate an-
Director Datesman,' of the Department The court was petitioned to appoint
con-
struction o& expensive bascule bridges nounced his decision In the case she broke HOSPITAL GIVES TRACT FOR FOREST. RESERVE
of Public, Works, today appointed Charles overseers in the 1st, M, 6th. 7th. 9th. whlctvjat times would have to remain down and wept, Miss Baxter said her The,' Friends' Hospital, at Frankford, has turned ovv-- 19 acres of ivgodland
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Fromroer, 2810 North 29th street, to the nth 12th and 14th divisions of the 1th open to permit the. entry and leaving of companion was Miss Margaret Orr. of Forestry Department iia an auxiliary forast tesarvo,
position of principal assistant engineer. f jwafa.to act at the primary election. It ships. I am decidedly of the opinion that S33S Smedtey street. Miss Orr was not at Fox Chase to the State
'ts$?sM!gFx .vFT- - Bureau or surveys, at a salary or jiSQO. Is tnia ward n wmen ms jeaueiowji ui the question as to the character of this at the hearing. The manaE.ers.of tje .JjosnHal will' set out this year 16,000 tree on tije tract. th
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Mr- - Frommer, who has been an en-
gineer In the city employ for several
years, was provisionally appointed . the
County Commissioner 'Bob" Mopre la
threatened by Senator "Sam" Salus, that
is becoming the main battle ground of the
drydock, namely, as to whether it should The, two. men arresied were William State furnishing the saplings.
cut the island in two as prpposed or be Hart, 26 years old, of West School House
made 1000 feet long as in the case of lane. Germqntown, and Alfred Ogden. 27
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position several months ago, ancj at a

recent civil service examination he passed
factional tight.
inadare Stern, who
.......made the
the proposed Norfolk drydock and the years old, of Lehigh avenue near 11th
Pearl Harbor drydock. Is one (bat should street. Magistrate Watson said he regard- WIDENER PAYS.'$2pd,a00 FOR MORGAN TAPESTRY
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SW" of sat , af.'i with an average of 92.3. The position, to
"aWrW-pok- . sensational charges against Governor qnly b decided atteru very careful study ed the tine as lenient punishment, but he
ana conmaeration or me pronapie ruture had refrained from more severe punish-
Joseph, E. Yidene, .millionaire art coljector bf Philadelphia, has purchased
which he waa permanently appointed to- Brumbaugh In connection wun toe tvoio
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fr a. tun, tin day waa mafle acant bjr the citvation check, represented the McNIchol follow- - development of this navy yard, which is ment because he thought it possible that "The Crucinxion," by Van .Orlcy. fmn the. J. Pleipont Morgan Maaarta tap.
of George K. Patesmaq to a position (a era, while J Lee fatton took up tba sxactly waat Is being don no by a the girta had encouraged the aliased eatry collec'tign for i;00,QQ.' Jicceutly, Mr Widener bought jncea o? tapestry
P"Wca A "fwei tl, 22 and 2J the, Mayor's cabinet cudgels or the Varee. board recently ordered tor that purpose. "Hjaahere" by stopping to taut to them. from the Morgan collection for a price reported to bftve'baan'JiJOO.OOO, , -

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